If you’re in the market for a new iPhone you better head on in to your nearest JB Hi-Fi store – they’ve slashed the price of Apple’s flagship iPhone XS Max 512GB by more than $300.
The iPhone XS Max was introduced last year with the top of the line 512GB version priced at $2,369.
Now JB Hi-Fi has cut $320 off the price and is offering the iPhone XS Max 512GB for $2,049 – the same price as the iPhone XS Max 256GB model.
No other retailer and Apple itself still have the iPhone XS Max 512 at its original $2,369 price tag.
Tech Guide contacted Apple sales and asked if they would price match – they said they would not.
The Apple customer service representative also said other retailers can sell Apple products at any price they want.
When we mentioned JB Hi-Fi’s $2,049 price for the iPhone XS Max 512GB, we were told they would probably be selling the product at a loss.
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